But it was warm inside so I spent some time behind the sewing machine to make two new tea cozies for the dutch sisters shop.
They were lots of fun to make and for a special touch I gave each one different curtains.
The one in the middle (above) is not finished yet.
And I made a little basket to hold teabags in. It's from the same pattern as the one from my previous post.
The post on which I received so many lovely comments, I feel overwhelmed. Tomorrow is the last day to enter this giveaway and the drawing and announcement of the winner will be on thursday.
So if you want to be in for this drawing, please feel free to leave a comment.
I'm of now, have to finish the pink flower cozy!
These tea cozies are wonderful! So bright and cheerful. I love your color palettes. - Jen
ReplyDeleteOh goodness. These are fantastic. The fabric looks just like fine porcelain. The windows and curtains are wonderful details. So whimsical!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous - love red, white and blue. The tulips are very cute. Love the bag in these fabrics.
ReplyDeleteThey burst of springtime and summer. I love how you put tulips in the window-boxes.
ReplyDeletewonderful colors, so fresh!
ReplyDeletemakes me ready for the spring to come....
Your tea cosies are so bright and beautiful! Love all the colours! Lucy x
ReplyDeleteI love your newest tea cozy the colors are great!
ReplyDeleteYou are half way to getting me to give up my electric kettle....
ReplyDeleteI love your blog, you make things very pretty.
ReplyDeleteMireia.
The tea cozies are adorable. Even if one doesn't drink tea, they would be so tempting to have in the kitchen, so cheerful.
ReplyDeleteHello Conny,
ReplyDeleteWhat a great blog, you have!! And what a beautifull things you're making. I love that house and I'm definitely going to use yourpattern for the gift wraps. Adore them!!
Congratulations on your 1 one blog birthday. I'm still a beginner in blogging, just a few weeks. Also a beginner in sewing and crochet (half a year now, I guess) but you have to start somewhere! I'm going to read here more often and learn from you!
Greetings from Lisette.
Ze zijn echt helemaal geweldig!Zo ontzettend leuk!!!!xoxo
ReplyDeleteI love your teacozies! You add such lovely finishing details, Corry. I would have the teacozy on display all the time - not just for when I'm serving tea. ;o)
ReplyDeleteCorry, your tea cozies are so adorable. They make me want to travel to Europe!
ReplyDeleteThe tea cozies are so pretty; you do lovely work.
ReplyDeleteClever to sew that basket for the teabags.
ReplyDeleteDid I thank you for the basket for the teabags??? If not... thanks a lot!! It's adorable... as is the cozy with it's little curtains.
ReplyDeleteJoni
Corry- Your tea cozies are so adorable! I rally want to make one of the bags- I will let you know how it turns out. ~Moorea
ReplyDeleteI loved this when I saw it before - they are just so pretty..........
ReplyDeleteLovely details and wonderful work!!!
ReplyDeleteVery beautiful! You do wonderful work!!
ReplyDelete-Julie
What a good work ! lovely indeed !
ReplyDeleteI am glad I came around here today.
Hugs from France !
Dear Corry, how beautiful!
ReplyDeleteI just had to write something about you in my blog too. ;-)
Thank you for inspiring!
*hugs*
These tea cozies are wonderful!
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Hello,
ReplyDeleteI love your fabric house. It's amazing!
Warm regards,
Gabriela
Very pretty tea cozy designs--I can see making a little quilt of blocks similarly designed. My daughter would love it! I'd be thrilled if the panel with the door and windows is this a pattern you are willing to share :)
ReplyDeleteWhat a sweet sweet tea cozy!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteDo you know where I can get the pattern for the "house"?
Your blog is just wonderful and very inspiring ;-) and i´m very happy that this cute house wasn´t sold out.
ReplyDeleteI can´t wait to have it here!
Wat een geweldige theemuts. En wat een leuk idee om te maken.
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